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... a boundary layer controller is developed. The proposed controller is capable of maintaining the desired orientation continuously. Furthermore, the relative position of these two vehicles is also maintained on a continuous ...

Media:1965-06 Mars Missions Woodcock 19650019359.pdf A Propulsion Oriented Study Of Mission Modes For Manned Mars Landing by Gordon Woodcock June 1965 Category:Publications

... plane Jan. 7. ‘‘(Wilford, NYT, 1/7/66)’’ Of 351 astronaut applicants, 192, including all 6 female candidates, failed to meet minimum requirements, an MSC spokesman reported. The successful 15 would ... would be all wrong; its earth-seeking radio antenna essential for long-distance communication-is oriented the wrong way; it is protected against cold rather than heat; its instruments are designed ...

... spacecraft control, and for crew work and rest. Cosmonauts would check out spacecraft subsystems; test orientation and navigation equipment; study geological-geographical objects on earth's surface, atmospheric formations, and ... Crew was allowed one-day rest before continuing experiments. By 1:00 pm Moscow time (6:00 am EDT) June 13 Salyut - Soyuz station had completed 100 orbits of earth. ...

... the phenomena in terms that his scientific colleagues will clearly understand. A scientifically trained and oriented man will be essential for this purpose.” Report asked NASA to take immediate steps to ... the delta-wing vehicles was planned. ''(AFSC Release 31-R-2; UPI,Wash. Post, 1/6/63)'' January 1963 January Jan 1 1963 1 Jan 2 1963 2 Jan 3 1963 3 Jan 4 1963 4 Jan 5 1963 5 Jan 6 1963 6 Jan 7 1963 7 Jan 8 1963 8 Jan 9 1963 9 Jan 10 ...

... NASA, ARPA, and JA NAF, with series of restricted sessions not open to public. November 6: U.S.S.R. reported its interplanetary probe MARS I would pass within 162,000 ... added a "precise system of star orientation and special engines" would be used to correct the trajectory so that MARS I would pass within 600 to 6,800 mi. of the planet ... 1962 2 Nov 3 1962 3 Nov 4 1962 4 Nov 5 1962 5 Nov 6 1962 6 Nov 7 1962 7 Nov 8 1962 8 Nov 9 1962 9 Nov 10 ...

... -Moscow teleprinter link for transmission of top-priority government messages. ITT Space Communications would provide orientation and training for Soviet personnel. U.S.S.R. would provide antenna structure. ''(ITT Release ... km ''(23 million mi) of sun. Second launch was planned for 1975. ''(Av Wk, 11/6/72, 9)'' Air Force Systems Command successfully completed two subsystem tests of new high-altitude ...

... NASA and the National Science Foundation to use funds provided to develop "an expanded, mission-oriented program." But they warned against expecting that solar energy would provide any significant relief ... in research and development associated with nuclear reactors and nuclear breeders." ''(W Post, 8/6/73, A23)'' NASA launched two Nike-Apache sounding rockets from Kiruna, Sweden. The first ...

... , Mar 6/78,14) Upon successful completion of the Spacelab Critical Design Review see Feb. 3 , ESA announced it would authorize manufacture of the Spacelab flight unit and confirm technical orientation already ... the first 2 Spacelab missions, scheduled for Dec. 1980 and Apr. 1981. ( ESA Release Mar 6/78) February 1978 February March 1978 March Mar 1 1978 1 Mar 2 1978 2 ...

... the failure in October 2005 of its pitch-reaction wheel, which maintained the satellite’s orientation. According to Lee- Lueng Fu, Project Scientist at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory ( JPL ), the ... mission.” ''John Antczak for Associated Press, “U.S.-French Oceanography Satellite Decommissioned After 13 Years,” 6 January 2006; Ayinde O. Chase, “NASA Satellite Ceases To Operate,” All Headline News ... 2006 2 Jan 3 2006 3 Jan 4 2006 4 Jan 5 2006 5 Jan 6 2006 6 Jan 7 2006 7 Jan 8 2006 8 Jan 9 2006 9 Jan 10 ...

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